Sun-Star Peanuts Snoopy I Like Sticky Notes - 4 Designs, 80 Sheets

The I Like... artwork is Peanuts doing what it does best: Snoopy and the gang listing the small things worth liking. Sun-Star turns that into a sticky-note set of four pads, each pad a different layout, banded together in one box.

What you get

• Four sticky-note pads in one case, 20 sheets per pad - 80 sheets in total.
• Four different designs: a list page, a dotted note page, a lined page and a word-art page.
• Two colourways: a pink set and a blue set, each with the same four layouts.
• Official Peanuts artwork, made by Sun-Star.

Why four pads beat one

A single sticky pad forces every note into the same shape. Four pads let the note fit the job: the list page for a shopping list or a to-do, the dotted page for a sketch or a diagram, the lined page for a message, and the word-art page for a bookmark or a label. Because the pads live in one case, you carry all four without carrying four blocks.

Where they stick

Paper and card hold best - planners, textbooks, letters, the inside cover of a notebook. The adhesive is a low-tack strip, so a note lifts off a page without tearing it and can be moved once or twice before the grip fades.

More Peanuts stationery is in the Snoopy collection; tapes and paper to go with it are in journaling, and the wider line in Sun-Star.

Care

Keep the case closed and dry. Dust is the enemy of a sticky strip: once the top sheet picks up lint it will not sit flat again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many sheets are in this Snoopy sticky note set?
A: 80 sheets across four pads - 20 sheets per pad. Each pad is a different design, so the set gives you four layouts rather than four copies of one.

Q: Are the four pads different sizes?
A: No. The pads share one page size; what changes is the printed layout - list, dotted, lined and word-art.

Q: Are they sticky all over the back?
A: No, they use a low-tack strip along one edge, the usual sticky-note construction. That is what lets a sheet lift off a page without tearing it.

Q: Can I write on them with a fountain pen?
A: Sun-Star does not publish a paper weight for these pads, so treat them as general writing paper. Ballpoint, gel pen and pencil are safe; a wet fountain pen may show through.

Q: Would this work as a small gift?
A: Yes - the four-pad case reads as a set rather than a single pad, and it suits anyone who journals, studies or keeps a planner. It pairs well with a notebook or a pack of washi tape.